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Daniel Norman Steele

BirthJuly 15, 1828 - Harrison County, Ohio, USA
Death20 October 1897 - Valentine, Cherry, Nebraska, United States
MotherSusanna Norman
FatherJames Steele

Born in Harrison County, Ohio, USA on July 15, 1828 to James Steele and Susanna Norman. Daniel Norman Steele married Lydia Ann Crabtree and had 6 children. He passed away on 20 October 1897 in Valentine, Cherry, Nebraska, United States.

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James Steele
1800 - 1887
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Susanna Norman
1800 - 1828
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Lydia Ann Crabtree
1831 - 1906
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Mary Anne Steel
1873 - 1926
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James William Steele
1859 - 1933
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Elveretta Etta Adelia Steele
1864 - 1940
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Viola Alta Steele
1867 - 1903
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John Thomas Steel
1869 - 1892
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Isora Alice Steele
1858 - 1879

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